Hello i am from oil and gas industry.I want to know the current trends of software tools required to be in line with current industry practices . Saving Changes...
It makes me wonder what experience you put down during your PMP exam application. But aside from that, the "tools" are the knowledge and skills that you have in the profession. Recruiters will look for this in addition to your PMP certification. Other tools that support a project manager (project management software, collaboration tools etc.) will also help.
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1 reply by praveen nakkina
Nov 24, 2019 1:19 AM
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Sorry , I put the question in wrong way and hence intrepeted wrongly . I understand this after reading your reply . i just want to know the recent software tools that are required to be in line with present industry standards.
It makes me wonder what experience you put down during your PMP exam application. But aside from that, the "tools" are the knowledge and skills that you have in the profession. Recruiters will look for this in addition to your PMP certification. Other tools that support a project manager (project management software, collaboration tools etc.) will also help.
Sorry , I put the question in wrong way and hence intrepeted wrongly . I understand this after reading your reply . i just want to know the recent software tools that are required to be in line with present industry standards.
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1 reply by Sante Delle-Vergini, PhD
Nov 24, 2019 12:26 PM
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Thanks Praveen. Over the last year, I have used MS Project, Excel and Jira for project management, and MS Teams, Slack and SharePoint for communication, collaboration and document sharing.
While PM tools which help with planning, forecasting and tracking have been around for many years, the trend over the past decade or so has been towards team collaboration tools which help virtual teams.
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Luis BrancoCEO| Business Insight, Consultores de Gestão, LdªCarcavelos, Lisboa, Portugal
Dear Praveen
Have you tried Microsoft Project version 2019 (in cloud environment) Saving Changes...
Drew CraigSr. Agile & Product Coach| VanguardPhiladelphia, Pa, United States
If we are referring to project management software, there are many. From traditional like MS Project, Primavera, NetSuite, etc. To new(er) like Jira, Wrike, Smartsheet, etc. There are cloud and on-premise offerings.
To note, I don't know if standards are practices play a big role in this. More so what solution will satisfy the needs of the particular organization.
Sorry , I put the question in wrong way and hence intrepeted wrongly . I understand this after reading your reply . i just want to know the recent software tools that are required to be in line with present industry standards.
Thanks Praveen. Over the last year, I have used MS Project, Excel and Jira for project management, and MS Teams, Slack and SharePoint for communication, collaboration and document sharing. Saving Changes...
